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~~ LX I E "PRINcESS CEIARLOTTE. 4 SERMON, Oieathed before the UNIVERSITY Of 'CAM BRIDGE, at Great . tit'. MaryN'Clinreh, on Sreori:E'z'n.ki... November I§, 147, being the Day of. the FUNERAL of tier Royal fli.glincts the "PRINCESS UHARLOTTVAU 'GUSTA ofIVALES. By the tieVefeilil JoilN KA YE, D. D. ttaster'of Christ's Coll-ge, and Regitf3Ptofessor of Divinity. ,Ttiit most oicAlent DI bCO:firie abounds in Inch ekesang- t 'and is conveyed 'so inirressive foryi). that w:e are Sure our Readers will approve of out 'submitting to theiri•a further extract 'front it, particularly as-Its concluding prisSag - es, naturally ,arising horn the origival purpose, ate addressed try the youthful part' of ,the community, and . may powerfully 'contribute 10 lead the rising genera tion inro the paths of Religion, and consequently to the due practice of their relative and social duties, and a constant reference of all their ac tions to the reviialed will of the Divine Author of this n odd, and the awful Disposer of all mortal dispensations. ." Such is the language which the untimely fate of this ilin,qioisS Princess .speaks to every age end 'every . 'Condition ; but 'it addresses itself in Pc - tents peculiarly awful to the young you, Who Ate no* entering upon the - career of rife, elate xeith hope arid, eager for distinction : to you, who have not yet learned by bitter experience the de- .InsiVe. nature of.all earthly views, and who fancy that the paths which you are about to tread are ,strewed only with flOwers. How many glowing vision* h;ive already floated before your heated imaginations ! How many.brillimet schemes have you aiready formed of future tame "and greatness and enjoy t mnt The inmge of Death, perhays, has never presented itself to your minds ; or if the untrelcnpe thoug!)t would sometimes intrude, you -have taught yourselves to regard the-event as so remote that you tni, , .;ht safely dismisi it from yo.r consideration. But turn not, I entreat you, a deaf ear:to the- wart:ling; voice which now lid dreSSei you.; which, speaking from the grave of h er ,i , hose - loiS we now itirneui, bids .you awake from the..e golden tiretins, and Fecal your wan. iermg thoughts, an d fi x t h em on your real state ; which bids you place he; mournful end before your eyes, and learn by hoar slender a thread your own, existence - is suspended. A few days only have elapsed s ince she, like you, was young, and gay,_ anti pleased herself with the prospect of malty years of bappioe!is: like you - , site - planned her schemes -of future action and enjoyment ; and , 41011 bi It as among" those schemes there were few ►.ti,hidt bore not some reference to the infant : . that • caused her death; doubtless, anticipating the flight of time, she would sometin►es fancy her son al xeady'horn, and herself engaged in - all a mother's cares and' ditties ; in shielding his helpless age from ha'rin; in watching the gradual ►dawning ot leasou in hii • s soul, and liirmin s g Jiiskender mind to -piety and goodness. These were the delightful .viSions with which but a few days since she be g;uiled the anxious hours of pregnancy, And-now .khe, no t►►sire, and all 'ivy hunts and schemes and joys and - sorvows are buried with her in the %rave. .••4k single night effected this wiel - uns chai , ge ; and who of you can assore himself that not, like her, be cut oiii by an .untimely fate -i Who can say, that he is not even fluty 5111.. `_pied out as the victim ;t . death ?. that the dart, which is to strike, hint to'the earth, has not been — alrody tl►ro►yn ? that. the subtle poison doismot irlready circulate tinongh his veins, which shall congeal bis blood, ft nd convulse his frame, and close his eyes in darkness ? Consult your own hearts, and ask .yourselves what arguments you cati urge, why a longer period of existence should be , extended to you than to this illustrious Princer;s: you rely on birth, on wealth, on splendid abi . Ji‘ies,- on amiable dispositi ,, ns? If these coidd have warded off the stroke of death, we lta‘d not ttow been assembled here to bewail ,her loss. Or do you tr►►st that your life will be prolonged, be cal!se the happittesS of others is involvt-d in its continuance bcca►►se the prayers of nr►ny rela tives whoSe welfare is hound op in yours, are anxiously offered in your behalf ) What are the interests which your life can affect, couriared with those which depended on her preservation ? Or do you vainly imagine thgt God will grant to the supplications.of a single family, that Wbichstie has denied to the praYets and entreaties of a nation ? . _ " Be not then deceived; fancy not that, be ., cause you are now young and vigorous, you have necessarily a long course to .run ; and that it will be time to think of 'death when many years of pleasure shall have. passed away. Meditate rather on she lesson which the fate of this iliassri.ous Princess presents; and learn, that not the aged only are exposed to the shafts of death, but that the yOfing.are equally the objects of his aini. Aria thould God assign to you an untiAly'end, like ber's; . khoulil her,'he cut off Ia t h e flower of youth ; will it then he said olyou, that, like her, you employed the short space'idlotted yort on earth in acquiring those, habits and that frame of mind, which might kaire rendered the prolonga 7 Con ofsour life a blessing to your -fellow-crea t ores ?_that sai-minded by earthly enjoOlents and gratifications, like her, you - could set bounds to your desires, not abused theerts of Providence That,, like her, you ‘ . reinentb,Ved your Creator in the days of your w.l walked in his coin snandinents, and toOk delight in 165 worship These areihe questions whichi at the. dread ful moment of approaching dissolution, put u ill ask yourselves ; ,and to which you then give wOrlditn be aide to return a, satisfactory answer.- The recollectioc,of one deity. well perforined, of one:bour spent in the service of your Maker,.. will 'then outweigh in.yourestintation whole years trf pleasure and enjoyment. Resolve, therefore, to prepare betimes - for that day, which, sooner' or later must arrive; acenstom yourselves to.cansider your eivi as always neat` at hand ; familiarise yonrselv , 2 with the chaMber; of dea,h there it is that true wisdom is taught—that we learn to view objects not through the medium of our pre judices uud passions, but in their real colours there it is that tteliglOn asserts lier rights, 'intl 11!idi , inited Frtliiirnay relley, iii thoUght tie (-losing scene of her who is 'note' titi,'lnore. Think you, that in th'lt trying honr her :t'Hd'Was occnpied with the contempla tion Of her splendid rank, of h'elAllustriOns lineage, of the throne which she had hoped one day to fill Were these the objects to which she then 16ulted for'support and consolation ? No—they were en tirely effaced from her recollection ; they were to her as if they had never been. But though all these bad fled, the consolations ofll.tligion still remained.. Then it was that she -reaped time blessed fruit of tli - OSelionts which she had, dedicated to exer cises of•devotion ; that she acknowledged the ten der mrrcies Of her God, who had so early caused ' her to see ti n : vanity, of the world, and to set her affection's yin more substantial objects. The gra cious promises . rcvedied i,t. t he •Gospel, tire pardon Of sits, the assurance'of immortality; the offer o f acceptance through the blood of her Redeemer t these were the contemplations which supported her tinder the; anguish of her sufferings ; which enabled her to resign her bleaili without a mur mur, and to anticipate in faith and hope the glo ries of that blessed state to which she' arias ap proaching. " Profit by her example; like her, while yet in . the vigour,of your days, begin to make provi sion for their end ; like her; consecrate the Hower of your age to God, and strive early to aegitit'e that heavenly wisdom. which alone can smooth your pas:tage through life, which alone can cheer your fainting spirits in its dose. Thus will yon convert the calamity with which our country has been visited into a never-failing source of joy and consolation to yourselves; !hits will you be en abled to' exclaim in the pions 116gt,age of tire text, It is good for me that I have been at fliCted.' " From the LONDON GAZE''"., J. 20. Whitehall, Jan. 17, ISIS. Hia Royal Highness the Prince Regent _has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, toFAnt unto the Right lionourribli: Sir John Leach, Knt. tile °thee of tice- Chancellor of England; in thetooui of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Plaiber,:appointed Master or Keeper of the Roils and ReCords of 'the Court of Chancery.' Douvting-strect, Jan. l9, IRIFf. His Royal Highness the Princ,Begent has been pleased, in the na►ue and on the be:talf of his Majesty, to,appoint Major- General Sir John Keane, K. C. B. to be Governor aati.C(nn. ! wander in Chief of the Island of St. Lucia, is the Town of Majui-General Seymour, deceltsed. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. P. Martin, Oxford-qtrret,'ltoot;sriler, Cron) .tan. 17 to March 7. J. Stelybras, Coliirtprood-strect; Blackfriars-roia, lirewer, hunt Jan. 2 , 1 to Fcb. i. B:IYKRt;II'S. J. Marshal!, Manchester, draper, Feb. (7, 7, : 1 ,44 ', , ,r arc t, 3 , a t ten, at the Whif Pear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Ntessts: and' Parry, Te . niiire. J. l'illtinVon, Preston, Lancashire, grocer, Feb. tt, it, and March 3, at eleven, at the 801 l lint, Prei.l66. Aitorne Y , M-r. W. Norris+, John-street. •fleelforil-iovr.. W. Handley, Streiten en-le-field, Derbyshire, miller, Feb. 6, at .fear, at the office of Mr. L. Pid,dccl;e, solicitor, Ashby- Ldcestershire, and Feb.. IT, and March 3, at niv White Hart Ina, Ashby-de-la+Zunicit, at eleven+ At- . . tUrt)it'S, MeRSEi. Bit:at r and Bpwlier, FornivAl's Inn. . B. Coolie, Patrieroft, Bortpw•ikimil-kwell, Laocashire, cot too-spirnlo , Felt. *7. 8, and Much 3, P.t ekre P' ;at the Mosley Arms 'nil, Manchester. • Attornies, Messrs. Willis, CNrke, and Co. Wansford , cottrt, ' - C. ClitYe, George Inn, Comnirreiat road, vietnadler, Jan-. 24, Feb. 3, and Mareh 3, at ten, at Guildl,4ll. Attotnies, :Messrs. Kn;,? , , , ht and Freeman, Basinghalt-street: • J. r ) -IY, Bridge road, Surrey, mkt - unmet - , Jan.,3l, Feb. 7, and march 3, at twelve, at Cluildttall. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Dean-street. Fetter-lane. Mi tfortt-place, TOtenhatn-c-nnrt-road, lmildet, Jan. 24, 27, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. itl`Dvff, Castle-:sticet, Holborn. J. Nye, Tuahri,hie; Faker, Jan. 31, Feb. 7. and March at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, McSsrs. Painter Nut Fraeee, Hetlford-row. J. Nosh, liarerford Nest, linen-drorr, Feb. IR, IR, and March 3, at twelve, a the White Lion lon, Bristol. At tornica, Messrs... , ,eiskins, James, and Abbot, New tnn. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 24,_ Chiirles-street, Ilatton-garden, hard , warensan—Feb. 21, R. NieltOlas-lane, Lombard- . street, hill-broker-Fe h. 2-I, Neut., shf,p— keepeV—Feb, S.•ncsti Norwich, upholsterer—Fels. 14, "r. Blacl;friars-rot, oihnan—Jan 31, H. and J. 1/odson, Three Tun -court, Southwark, hap-factors--Feb. 17, W.Gedge, Angel-court, Throgolorton-street, wine-merchant—Feb.:A, J. ' Barite and •B. Plußnix Brewery, Ba..ttigz;e lirewer—Feb. 7, 'l'. 13ranie, Loweslort, Suffolk, herring rnerchant—Feb. 3, B. Cohen, Bisliopsgate-street,. Merchant —Feb. tO, J. Turner, Bury NIB!, Hertforikhire, corn-dealer 1 8, W. Neilson, Liverpool - , merchant—Feb. 7 linrt . lia in, Blackball, - Devonshire,- seedsmatt—Fels, 1-i, E. • 11111 11 , 01, Tbeobald's-road, Red Liali-sqnare, coach-tinker-- Feb. ro, Feuchtireh-strcet, haberdasher— Feb. "!4, J. Ely, Blackfriars4oad, brewer—Feb.lo, N. Seliole lfield and T. W.. Kershaw, - Greenwich, haberdashers— , -Feb. 24. it: Russell, New-road, Sloatfc-street, carpenter—Feb. 10, S. Parker, South Lambeth, undcrwriter—Feb. 10, R. Daniel, Coleman-street, liveryman —Feb. 10, 13'. Newbold-, Binning ' ham, tin-plate worker—Feb.. 11, B. Sruibb and' N. Redhead,- Peniith, Cumberland, bankers—Fell. 12, G. aadhana„ Brom : yard, Herefordshire, victualler --Feb. 16, J. Mvel; and 0. merehantS-I . lhAfj, W. Ponnell, iutl• Queen lathe, merchant—Feb. 14, P. Carling, Union , street, Bond street, tailor--Feb. J. Barron, Tardebigw,,Warwieksliire, innkeePer'FOL 14, T. 'Robins/m.l, and J. Stead, Dalton, .Yof ksitire.. Ifi, S. Del/I;iin, Wakefield, York . shire, Milliner—Fell. 12, J. Andras, Bath, haberdasher. CERTIFICATES—FF.I). to. - - W. Alosgrove; HOnikm, I.)evoit•hire;, -- ,urgeorf---••G. Alderinanhorv, Antis,•Litt le ionger—J. Vorniltrt,• jun. Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, ho sier---1, Ilooth and ii.Caimee,Chorlev, Lancashife, dealers ire spirituous liquors—T, Wcightinan, Holton-le-Clay, Lincoln . , shire, Elliott, 'rivet - tun, Devonshire, innkeeper-- S. feller, Nelentaani t Cioncesters•hire, irnen-tdraper--J, J. Downes, Whitechavel-roaq, collar and harness=waher. Pi\ wriNatsflll'S DISSOLVED. R. and . W. Adam, Gray's-Inn-lane-road, brick-malters Itu:gers and M. A. Young, Winchester, sclutolinistresges— ,- W. Faritington and J. It. Parker, Warwick-sq,nare, fancy ca binet awl pocket-book maintfactairers--=M.Ward and M. Parry,• Dover, rope-makers---IV. Hood, sell. and W. Hood, junior, Wood-street, Clleapside, ribbon-manufacturers—W. 13urbery, sen.. and. it. Burbery, Womb.strcet, Cheapside, ribbon-ma nufacturers—J. Roys.ton and W.' Heap, - Halifax, cotton,. wool, • tow, and Sill: card-tualters=c;.- Price anal W. Atalfs, Portlca, jewellers—r. and S. Iyallingtotr, Illasinetal-street, King, .1. King, and It. King, Ply mouth,-brewers—H. Ilick4 and T. Flovkins, jun. tiusp..rt, timber-merchatits—T.fir.Jones. and T. 11, Kingiton- Num- mahogany mereliants , —E.Jurs, J. Jones, and J. Lawrence, Cacrleon, Monmouthshire,` tatiners--J. %eph c r t t and J. Wilson,..Leeds, merchants—J. Ottdett, J. schotkid, T \Vror, and I. Schofield, Opturshaw, Laricasbire, Gilttnrcl, W. itaryett, and It. Chatuiller, •Bri.ghtheliustone,, innkeepers—T. 'Tesseyntait dud W. EaSten,King%ton cOrriers,G. Wood, E. Wood, and it. Wood, "Futuen liam-conrt-road, ironinongers—J. limein, J. tJui win, jun. J. Unwin, J. Saithonse, , aud It, Litiley, Hurt, Iterbyahi;c; boat masters—N. S. SleentanO. Spry, iV. H. Smith., and it. Tuck (If,xcentrix of It, 0: Tuck), Truro, tarrchants—J. 'Fa4liabite and J. Tagliabac, llrook 'street, Holb , orit, kttometer-tuakers: LAW iNTELI,IGENLE. tnincr tiI,tNCERY, JAN. 20. OPF.:11:‘ 1-10 - IJSO,--*-WATE , :fi§ 71: TAYLOti. ' Tne ,SoLiciTott-GitiC'Eattl. moved, :dint a peti tion in this case, wriich slood Coort, respe . eirng . .trie ReCeiirer'S p tw i ng his ae&nints,: shottli! be retniived 'from' hiS Ho nour's paper.—p, Sir SAMuet, Itnott.l.Y, in the Sinne ease, Moved that the interest due tfpull llii)e?liktieetttlis of twen ty-eight thousand pounds and-SOnie fractions, as stated in the accounts, from the Ist bt Deeentber, 1816, to the 25 - th August, 1817, be by Wa ters to Taylor, withc.ut preintiice to suy further claims 6f the fatter. Mr. FliaT, in behalf of Mr. Waters, ho oh jection to the motion, and it only remained for his Lordship. to fix the day for payment per hhp's his Lordship would allow a month. The Loan CRANCELLOR thought Ole term of settlement .had.. been already sufficiently protract ed, and he directed that the money should he paid to Mr; Taylor within a fortnight from the pre sent day. VICE-CHANCF,LtOIt'S COURT, JAN. eo. His Honour beard a number of inOtions this day, chiefly interesting to the parties ; and, at the rising of the Court., intimated that tenet► titre" was Unnecessarily wasted by .motions of course, as they were called, being brought forward: These "notions were often found to, cont.ain points of more importance than the Counsel were awaie of, and the whole day was often occupied in hearing them, to. the injury of the other suitors. He should therefore fix one day every ,week for hearing tl►em, and on no account take tl►em ex cept on that,day: This public intimation would, he trusted, put - solicitors on their ;Irani, and be favourable to the dispatch of business. COURT OF Klis.O'S BENCH, JAN. 20. NE/LLAGE V. HOLLOWAY. 4COOSJ broneht lq 4 h u sb an d u p on a bill of exchange drat It in favour of Isis %vile before mar riage. 'The mere que6tiou was, whether the wife . „„, ; h t 11) bare h ee n joined in the action, The point argned.by Mr. CARLETT and Mr. MAR RV AT, ou the role.nisi, for a new trial. The Court was cleat ly of opinion, that the action was Tainiaion.ble_by the husband alone. It :re penile(' upon the question, whether:the bill of-ex change was to be cotrsidered a personal chattel, or a chose in action : if the later, like a bond, etc., it was not transferable by law, and the right of action was only in the wi t ,;inal- grantee ; but if the loPMer,,t-ben the Itus . band became entitled to the b;11 of exchange.byTight of otarriage, and that marriage 'night he considered a virtual endorse -Meta to him : a bill was a tiansferable security, and any person had a r4,:ht.of attion Lo , who,ut it was enclorsed.—linle dinioarged. SOMMERIFTT V. J4RVIS. We mentioned 'this ca s e during the last 'Term. The pGint in issue was, wliether a .listrkrupt:bad been a trader invent and meaning:6f the Bahicittpi . Lasts, he having bohght dead hot ieg that he might feed his dogs upon herr, and h~tcl afterwards sold the skits to a sAddier. The Cowt granted a new 'Fit t;, on the ground that the plain tiff had been takett icy gnfprise us to tirt defeocc to beset up. , • . OLD 13.AiLEY. RXTCNSIVR ROVI3PItY ON TIAR RIVER THAMES. YrsterdaY . John Rateinsen, Writ. Henry Rau.: son, and John lirmlinsun the, younger, were in dieted capitally for srealing, upon 'the navigable River Thames, 75 lengths of lace 'and 9S Silk h*ndkerchitfs, value ;OM aMd upw,i r d, s , t h e p ro . perty of Edward, Sage—and, Sctrah Cox was in dicted fol' receiving two pieces Of Lee and a /quantity of handkerchiefs of the same, propepty, knowing theta to be stoten—and MClry Griffiths - was also-indicted for receiving four of I he'bond kerchiefs. hnowing them to have been stolen. Severakvitnesses gave the prisoners a 'gond cha racter, a:ter - which Mr. Justice NARK summed up the evidence; 'and the Jury • roiled for about twenty nainater ,. . an d on their return found 'Wm. Henry "ltawlinson, and John Rawlirison the y ounger , G a ilfy— Death ; and Jmlin Rawlinson the elder, Mary Griffiths and Sarah Co x —N o t Upon the'applicattson of Mr. ALLEY, the elder Rawlinson was ordered to be detained, in order to he pia on his trial with John and William il,„ ry on Thursday morning, for another robheLy. STATE OF NEWGATB. • , Stu:ions-Mose, Old Bailey, London, Jan. 19. To the Right-Honourable the Luau MAYott, arid other his Diajesty'y Jussices, presiding at the Court of Sesstooi now, hoiden at the Old Bailey, We, the Grand Jury of the City of London, having reported the several Bills of Inuiettnent presented to us in due form, and bei!lg informed I}/ the . prouper Ofticer,'lltat no others are forth corning, du wait upon the Oink fur the purpose of receiving. our Lk:charge ; at the same time we wish to observe the gem pleasure we have. de rived, in perceirin g that no Bill has been. found by us for minder, rto r any one of a crime of a pe coital- atrocious nature i tx ciretnnstkince very gra tifying to the Jury. In the progress of out' duty we visited' the SW) of Nevvgate, atod e'specifally directed our at tention to the state of that prison ;. and we-la ment to regard, that Irani the great influx of prisoners, it is hardly posz;thle-to keep them in a, state of \vholesouie cleanliness, a circumstgnne we deeply deplore, as - putting, together acts de scr:ptions of offentlets, an evil easily obviAted the opinion of the JuiV, (aird, in whie) they are bum' out hy Yvlr, l;rown, the , •ke(•per of the prison,) if more space could ,be .a:!orted, whereby a•ciaisiti , :ation of tilt joi•iotterS Ini6iit be dreeted to the evident improvement of their health, .cotefort, anti inoralS. The vast number of juvenile depr e ,k tors Fn cum.._ Anenient,. and the, uncianetruly ciituarsianee of four _ireing under sentence of death In the fun ilerinril ceii!;% all(' iu itons, the . youngest. only nitre years cif age, and tire Gilley. tv:elve, can accred cii•c‘;,stiiistAn:e . of vel‘,. i•na . 'Ay °I !hem previon; to trial` associating will) the pr° - fligate, tuit. ikreSeOtS •t,° us the ide a of Jilt' iritprilbkibilit'y of eefortth which u ttioeq lilt citiva . and tittentii,e coutitictoctit prodUce. The'deplorible siiitatitin of the Male prFloners' , with respect to clothing; partftular)y•theinveg.de part, made a, Melancli4 iMpression on our minds. Many were withont :Aloes or stockings , otheri withoht siiirtr,, and oiie almost in A St ate of nakednes'S"—iJrctittiStanCe.;; we earnestly ieCorw7 mend tei the coniidet anion of those who arrangc and Manage the genehd bash - kis of the OrisoP and we are of op , nion" that the g eneral health of the prisoners of both sexes Would . be materialiY improyed if an allo.vance of soap was granted for that purpose. . . In visiting the Infirmary, the Grand Jury feel treat pleasure in announcing that every necessap , attention appears to be psi(' to the sick, and those in a convalescent state, and to the general beafai of the priiouers. We further beg' leave to state to. the Court t 46 gratifying pleasure we received in witnessing.the, exertioni of Mrs. Oind the..lftdies who Icindlya - ssast her iti attend ng to and iostructinft the female prisoners, whose. reformed deportmero, and cheetful acquiescence to , their wishes, (r monstrated, with. a f,irce uo la guage cart de' scribe, the .atfectioU these unfortunate •Worneil entertain•for these humane, intelligent, and ac - , tive females. . . JOHN GANN; Poreman of theOrand JaP . . . POLICE INTELOGENCE. now-STREEt ROBBERY AT COYENT-GRDEN THEATRFL -1-.. Monday evening as Mrs. Mary Cciok, of Union place, Blackwall, in company with ti fri t 4, WAS going into the gallery Of Covent-Garden:thearrgt sli.e felt a hand in her pocket, whi6n she ; e izeth and found her pocket-tiook,contiining several liar notes in it. The MAI) Was brought to 016 o ; dice * o and after undergoing an examination wii , J ted. MAHLBOROUGII-STREET. MVRDER.—DavieI Evans was bought up for re- . examination a th ird time, charged with th e ,%ilfod murder of his . wile.—The' prisoner apin wed . , wretchedly dejected ; .be has taken very bole since the dteAdful affair ha-ppened. ip addition to the e'idence before addttce 4 :? Mary Imes, who assisted in laying the dece , t s e' L : out, stated that her head was notch beat on lir' left side, and that the ear . -ring was. broke 00,', The prisoner had told this witness that she drunk, and - had knocked herself aborit upon 01 tioOr, besides the blows he hat} struck her. • Charlotte Powell, whose mother keeps th King's liead, - at the coyvt r of FAlcoillyerg.coitt l f wits 11, additioNl and iroporrant witness, c""". firmatory of the secrecy with whi. h the Pr'' sneer had kilt the (tenth. She stated, Zdrir g in the Hilda.: of the day of Sunday, therf was nn talk about the deceA•seil .among 4 ttt people who came for beer,' Some s-aid she v4:ry ;11, and others said she was dead. At th‘c sire of her mother, wit:it'sS Wellt to the house' " e '‘ lo lv'(°); 6 I , l ' : been there, or that.he was E:timilig. The -evidence &or the prosecut;on hero cio s cti; ; • and the prisoSer,. on being asked if he had 8 , 4 (11irtg to zzy to this:*fitness's • testimony,: faiot i 'l replied, " 1 said she was urry Mr... Raker fully coUnnitted, the prisauer ttt Nee" gate for nisi. _ _ QUEEN-SQL:ARE. • RousEny.-r-William slrrctt, nederess-sqii'":" St. Martin's-le-Gre.nd, silversniith, charged W`Fi Millet with robbing hint of a large gnanti;y oliver• plate.—Prisaner was remanded lot 11174 14 ' examin4tiorp. On Friday evening last; a Lady and Genffr' .n - tan„ aR the way from France, .‘ve are infortnedi arrived at the Bush _lnn, in tbii city, in a eGYAa k and six, on a matrimonial: excursion to Grel - Green. They apraved to gieat 0 4 '` went onwards immediately aftvr. changing boil , ' The panics, as yet, are unknown.—(Car ' t Paper.) • COUR,SE OF EXCHANGE, Tuelmax, JAN. 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"fest erdaysaftern (ion, at ;Nod °lli/House, St. Jaint's-squa' l ' tire Countess, of Surrey; oe a_son. On Niond:”i morning, in li.sissell-square, Mrs. Caney Snlithi of a daught MARRIED'. Tuesday, the rlth itiqratti, Me;conihe Re 7, 1 - ch u rch/ Wtymotit (;o;h1w1 inglot Fortescue, of ))CV, , I), 1 , 1 Jlrs. Sarah Briogvt Skvi:ns, of Aviihay ti•,mrr~~r F. l:i:. • On the IfKh it t. Mrs. Trie4.v,. wife of Symons Trici“'Y'' Esq. of Upret Cliarlotle-slreet; Pitzroy-dquAre : pn ther:~y.of Cartli;an, late of C4l4.:+itta, LONDON: Pl'in„tcrl l'y .1. IL of No. 29, (ire 3 f! Onntoild-.5fe, - et, Queen sqltev.-e'; ant SUP PP'S, of N“. 7, Simitt nolt,ii-street, Office, No, } , 12, Strand f Where Aklyettisenreetts, -Orikl" Lelteszt &S. (pust-y3iii) must by addressed. ba n.~ ~t